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I was hit with this a couple of months ago. A one-line Chrome extension handled it fairly well... > document.getElementById('comcast_content').remove();

• CaptSpify 11y ago
  well, that will only work until the rename the element.
• jand 11y ago
  This will only remove the message, but will not prevent the other unwanted stuff: Calling back to Comcast with a seemingly personalized token (in SYS_URL). If i am not mistaken, they query every 5 sec (via checkBulletin()).
• scrollaway 11y ago
  Hiding this is counterproductive; trivial as it may be, and this goes for everyone, please don't publish such an extension. People need to see this and get pissed off, complain to comcast, understand why https is needed.
• LoSboccacc 11y ago
  It might remove the visual part of it but your cookies still gets sent all over the place.